Inspired by EngineYard's Front-End Maintainability with Sass and Style Guides article about how helpful it is to keep track of your Sass color variables in one place I sought to automate the process a little bit. There are a bunch of ways that this could be done, but I took a really simple client-side approach. Just make sure your _scss file is publicly accessible and this code should generate an always-up-to-date style guide from your Sass (scss) color file. What do you think?
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var $colors = $("#colors"); | |
var url = "/css/sass/_colors.scss"; | |
$.get(url, function(data) { | |
var lines = data.split("\n"); | |
var line = ""; | |
var parts = []; | |
for (var i = 0; i < lines.length; i++) { | |
line = lines[i].trim(); | |
if (!line.match(/^\$/)) continue; | |
parts = line.split(/\:\s+/); | |
if (parts[1].match(/^#/) || parts[1].match(/^rgba?/)) { | |
addColor(parts[0], parts[1]) | |
} | |
} | |
}, "text"); | |
function addColor(name, color) { | |
var $li = $("<li>", {style: "background: " + color, text: name + " " + color.slice(0, -1)}); | |
$colors.append($li); | |
} |
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